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FEAR LIKE SNOW FALLS SOFTLY
By: Shayne Mason Vincent
Fear like snow falls softly
Covering verdant spring
Stark and chilled
Pharaoh’s drums
Chanting upon the horizon
In silence
The Spirit speaks softly
“Look up”
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COVID-19 MEASURES AND USAFA CHAPLAINCY RESPONSE DURING PANDEMIC
By Chaplain Major Lane F Campbell — Colorado Springs, Colorado … On March 12, a travel interruption letter, followed the next day by a letter limiting group size, was sent to those who have completed basic and advanced training (permanent party) and students and civilian personnel at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA). |
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WORSHIPING TOGETHER AT A DISTANCE
By Ashley Reyes — Loveland, Colorado … When I was younger, I lived in El Salvador where we experienced massive rainstorms. Every once in a while, it would get so bad that church would be canceled, and we would have church at home. My family would put on our own mini church service with a sermon, offering call, and everything.
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WYOMING 2020 CAMP MEETING TO GO VIRTUAL
By Steve Nelson — Casper, Wyoming … A few months ago, we would not have thought our world would be facing such uncertainty. Our lives have been dramatically affected by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. As the pastoral team in Wyoming, in cooperation with the RMC leadership, prayed for and discussed this year’s camp meeting session, July 14-18, the overwhelming consensus was that the safety of our members needed to be our number one priority. |
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MORE HUGS, PLEASE!
By Dany Hernandez — Littleton, Colorado … I was surrounded by a hundred strangers at a street-side restaurant in a small coastal town in southern France. If you took time to notice the conversations around you, you’d hear French, Spanish, German, Italian and of course the English of my family and friends. And although the only people I knew were those right across from me, I felt a strong connection to everyone around me. |
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CLOSURE OF RMC FACILITIES, CHURCHES, AND SCHOOLS EXTENDED UNTIL MAY 31
Denver, Colorado … The Rocky Mountain Conference facilities, churches & schools are to remain closed through May 31. The extension of the current closure until May 31 was voted by the RMC leadership during a ZOOM meeting, on April 22. |
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SPRINGS ADVENTIST ACADEMY PRINCIPAL FEATURED IN MID-AMERICA VIDEO
Denver, Colorado … Michelle Velbis, principal of Springs Adventist Academy, Colorado Springs was featured in a video produced by the Mid-America Union Conference. This video highlights the transformation in Michelle’s life, from a marriage and business in ruins to a successful teacher and principal at Springs Adventist Academy. Watch the video here and read about Michelle’s transformation in the June / July issue of Outlook Magazine. |
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MHA’S FIRST GRADE CLASS LEARNS VALUES IN RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
By Karrie Meyers — Highlands Ranch, Colorado … Everyone benefits from a little kindness, especially now as the world has been changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mile High Academy’s first grade class is learning the satisfaction of the extra effort to bring kindness to their families, friends and neighbors through random acts of kindness. |
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A TEACHER DURING COVID-19 By Michelle Velbis — Colorado Springs, Colorado … I am a middle school teacher and principal. As of March 30, I still dress like a professional. I still drive to my office. I still start school at 8:00 a.m. My students and I have devotions, a time of worship, and prayer. We talk about the days assignments and anything else that might be on their minds.
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